The Footless Girls of Camp C

De: Shows Leary

Narrado por: Shows Leary

Despite being rejected by the Marines in 1972, Effin G kept his ambition and discipline. He was ultimately recruited by a private army in 1975 and participated in his first mission in 1976. This is a riveting story of how a young man uses the power of music, especially the music of The Grateful Dead, to help him through an amazing military adventure. The real characters show how a diverse group of Vietnam Era soldiers come together for an important cause: The War on Drugs. The details of the day-to-day drudgery, jungle survival tactics, boredom, and mind games of the mission give the listener an exciting look into the soldier’s mental part of war while the descriptions of the battles are intense and hair-raising. An unexpected twist throws the crew into a moral frenzy as life-and-death decisions are made that reverberate far beyond the confines of the lonesome jungle.

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Shocking and awesome.

This is a fascinating, unique and inspiring story. MrLeary weaves incredible detail with simple spoken words. I was in shock of his descriptions of how a group of men and children could overcome immense hardships as well as the disheartening depths at which man can sink to. I have gained more respect for all of those individuals who put their life on the line for the overall greater good. Thank you Shows for writing about your saga.